Sentence examples for longstanding competition from inspiring English sources

Their longstanding competition that will gain a new chapter with Saturday's Belmont Stakes.

These have roots in a longstanding competition over land and traditional and administrative power that began in the 1930s under Belgian colonial rule.

It has been fuelled by the longstanding competition for power between President Salva Kiir and the former Vice-President Riek Machar, whom Kiir had removed from his post a few months ago.

Though this new body of thought has not yet had much effect on real-life politics, it has attracted academic attention as a creative entry in the longstanding competition to build a better democracy mousetrap.

A longstanding competition for fishery resources has existed in Chile between the South American sea lion (Otaria flavescens) and artisanal (small-scale) fisheries.

They hope to see the premium paid version of Spike's freemium app overtake longstanding competition through word-of-mouth triggered by bringing loved ones and doctors into the loop.

As for the next season of the longstanding reality competition show, Probst says be prepared for twists and turns.

Competition is also increasing for Hulu, who has always had a longstanding rivalry with Netflix.

There's the longstanding Japanese Birdman competition and the growing Red Bull Flugtag, both entertaining spectacles.

The teams shared a longstanding friendly rivalry.

It can be difficult for a younger quartet to earn recognition in a field where the competition includes longstanding, brand-name ensembles like the Emerson or the Guarneri Quartets.